Time to think about Medicare
Medicare: The ABCs
(and Even Ds) Explained
Turning 65?
You Have Choices—Let’s Make Sense of Them Together!
Medicare can be confusing—Parts A, B, C, and D, enrollment deadlines, coverage options… where do you even start?
Bring your questions, and let’s navigate Medicare together!
Choose the date & time
that works best for you:
Thursday, Feb. 20th
at 11:00am
-OR-
Wednesday, Feb. 26th
at 11:00am
Shawnee Office:
10820 Shawnee Mission Pkwy., Suite 301
Shawnee, KS 66203
Join us for a complimentary educational event where we break down:
- Do you qualify for Medicare—or a new Medicare plan?
- The ABCs of Medicare – How much coverage do you REALLY have?
- Medicare plan options – What’s the difference?
- Medicare Advantage vs. Supplemental Plans – Which is right for you?
- How much will your plan cost? Are there ways to reduce expenses?
Seating is limited! Reserve your spot today.
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We know you have worked hard for your money and to get where you are today.
Our mission is to help protect your assets.
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